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Racism in London's Financial District
Sajid Javid was, until March, the UK’s chancellor of the exchequer – and he says he has been deeply moved by the protests. He wrote this week about choosing to leave Britain for New York early in his career, partly because his class and the color of his skin held him back in London’s financial district.
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